Do You Believe In Levels Of Intelligence ?

 Years ago, I didn't believe it. 

Then, I considered intelligence to be about the seeking of balances. Some are able to focus on matters of importance to others, and being able to articulate that they gain deserved attention, at least for the duration of the high importance of the subject.

     Eternalists, seeking the broadest definitions, need to also communicate with others, be they Eternalists or not, their way of Eternalist thinking, the mindset of expansion and balances. This is not the same thing as recruiting, but then in it should not exclude recruiting for whoever expresses a desire to join us. A person HAS TO BE READY to come into the Eternalist mindset, but never pursue those who express serious doubts. If you can't make them grow, you have to leave them behind. This might not be their lifetime to embrace the light of never-ending Time. Perhaps the next one.

The Gifts of Time

I'll turn 70 in four months. Here's my take; There's ambition and there's knowledge gained by experience. Many people are raised by the magical thinking of dogmatic religions, melodramatic movies and other entertainment media on the one hand and actual practical lessons taught in school, by caring parents and helpful friendships on the other hand. As one ages one has more and more varied experiences. If they have ambition and apply practical knowledge, they will feel positive and seek more experiences and more knowledge and they will embody a youthful outlook of pleasure from exploration. If however their experiences conflict with the unlikely ambitions perpetrated by dogma and melodrama, they will shirk from experiences and knowledge and grow older in spirit, thinking themselves as having few reasons to live.

It's basic Eternalist thought. In Eternalism we attempt to envision something that may be impossible; we 'imagine' Time will never end. In attempting to imagine an expanse so great that it has no limits, we surrender to it as an act of love, and find ourselves on the path to true knowledge.